The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has purchased Next IT's SpectreScout suite of cyber security applications.

SpectreScout searches internet protocols for suspicious behaviour based on real-time analysis of message content, with the emphasis on criminality.

Initial roll-out will be for the Cyber Crimes Center at the agency.

The agency also deals with specialize in apprehending intellectual property, identity and antiquity thieves, identify suspected child pornography traffickers, and identify national security threats.

SpectreScout has honorably served the security needs of our country in various roles for other government agencies, said Fred Brown, President and CEO of Next IT. "ICE is on the front line of homeland protection, and we welcome the opportunity to deliver a powerful new deterrent they can use to detect and apprehend various types of criminals including terrorists."

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